Sentence examples for may not be interesting from inspiring English sources

Mars may not be interesting, but he's certainly a lot more talented than an animated cat.

But if it is a purely political work it may not be interesting for us... and in fact I don't think that in Belarus we have such strong political art".Her wariness reflects a growing mentality in Belarus: that it is pointless to let one's private opinion of Mr Lukashenka get in the way of doing what one wants to do.

Sewing elastic bands for underwear may not be interesting work, but it beats scrabbling in exhausted earth for your next meal.In this section Survival in the big city On trial Knowing your onions in India Only 30 years Silent guns China, the Dalai, and talk of a deal ReprintsYet the younger people of Shantou, used only to galloping growth and reform, are worried, and with reason.

Features beyond the absolute core should be optional, as all features may not be interesting or suited for all variations of the application.

The hard science behind your processor may not be interesting to you now, but if Intel were to say "Sorry, it's physically impossible to go any faster," you'd get real interested real fast.

Furthermore, genes found to be specifically required to confer resistance to individual stresses may not be interesting in a multi-stress environment.

*May not be interesting.

This kind of work may not be terribly interesting to viewers without a keen interest in the art world.

But while this year's California and national elections may not be especially interesting, the preliminary positioning for the 2016 presidential race is more interesting.

" 'Private Lives,' from the playwright's point of view, may or may not be considered interesting," he wrote, "but, at any rate, from the point of view of technical acting, it is very interesting indeed".

I would rather spend time and resources training the board and staff leaders of challenged organizations that produce interesting work to find new resources than to see them evaporate so that larger organizations (whose art may not be very interesting after all) can have an easier time of it.